Can you explain what 'that's a pretty hard core origin story' means?

It might also be 'hard core' in the sense that it adheres strictly to a certain concept or theme. So the origin story is built around a core idea that's not watered down. It could be a story about a revolution, and it shows the real, unvarnished struggle and sacrifice that went into starting it, with no sugar - coating or softening of the harsh realities.

Tragic events like the loss of family at a young age could be in it. Also, facing extreme poverty and having to struggle just to get basic necessities.

Well, in superhero movies, a 'pretty hardcore origin story' usually means a really intense and often dark backstory of how the superhero came to be. For example, Batman's origin story involves seeing his parents being murdered right in front of him, which is a very hardcore and tragic start that then drives him to become the Dark Knight to fight crime in Gotham.

A war - torn soldier could be the main character. Having survived numerous battles, his origin story would be 'hard core' as he faced death every day and had to make tough decisions to stay alive.

Sure. He gets bitten by a radioactive spider, gets powers, and then his uncle dies. That's pretty hardcore.

In superhero movies, when we say 'that's a hardcore origin story', it often implies that the hero's beginning was full of hardships. Take Wolverine for instance. His origin is complex and brutal. He has to endure so many experiments and traumas that make his character what he is. It's a story that shows how tough the hero had to be from the very start to face all the challenges coming their way.

Well, it could be 'hardcore' in terms of the challenges the protagonist faced. Maybe they had to overcome extreme difficulties like surviving in a harsh environment or dealing with powerful enemies from the very start of their journey.

The moral of the story is basically the lesson or message that the story is trying to convey. For example, in Aesop's fables, like 'The Tortoise and the Hare', the moral is that slow and steady wins the race. It's what the author wants you to take away from reading the story.

I have no idea what'reesateesa' means in the context of a story as it's an unfamiliar term to me.

Well, it could mean a story where the outcome is certain but it's just a question of when it will happen. For example, a story about a flower that's bound to bloom, but it's a matter of time until it does.